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AZ his home near LYON rost-ohicc
in LYON district, on Monday ar last
week William Costello. aged Is years.
About 45 years sgo Mr.. Costello
moved from Vir mia and settled
near Evansville. A doacn years
laiei hO moved into the neighb or.
hood where he died. He has been
an active, influential member of the
NJ. r. church for 60 years. Ills
death seemed TO he the result Of the
breaking down Of biz natural powrcs
the gradual approach Of old age.
His remains were buried in the
Gordon cemetery. near Lyon, on
Wednesday. Rev. -. w. Rogers
preached the funeral sermon.
D'e0, near Eglon, this county.
December Is, 1887, John George
Roth, aged 43 years, 8 months AMI
20 days. lie leaves a widow and
five children to mourn their loss.
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Trustees Sale.

Bv virtue oi = deed of trust executed
10y NJ. Ashford linn and Americ, Zins
la Nm.G. Brown on the luth daV of June,
1916 and recorded IN trust deod hook NC
90. IL the office Of the clerk of the cot ntV
court OF Preston rou'ity. West W., the
Undersigned trustee wiz, ~ tic place
whore the mills 10, mentioned in said
deed oi trust, now stand near The town
or RordSVille. Preston county, w Va
beginning ~ o'clock, y "a. On the
Dist DAY or NOVEMBER 1887
80 4 public anrtion to tho highest ID
der' the following described property con-
Veved Ivy said iced of trust, tO.wil:
a PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
together with the engine. boiler, pumps,
SAWS, hols. carriages. fixtures md APP
puTieuHnce4 thereto belonging Sait "a W
mill y of The a q Fstqnahr innnufac-
lure, md ~ now lnt'atsd near tho said
town oi Re"dsvilla
TERMS 90 SALE The said property
VIII be sod for onp-ihrd a. h. sui the
Tcinaindcr b. two'qual annual payments
the Purchaser giving interest hearing
n"es wtth approve per enal security
Tor th" deferred payments.
oct ~ 1887. WIZ. @ BRovN.
I0274 Trn-ts.,
The a'nve safe T. continued until Eeh-
ruary ~. 1888.
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agnttroad a..

Last Friday night meeting OF
the citizens OF Kingwood was held in
the Circuit Clerks office, TO take steps
concerning the celebration ofthe com
pletion of the Kingwood Railway.
Smith Crane was chosen Chairman
and the editors of the JomnW and
the ARGUS were elected Secretaries.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Wor.
ley. Neil ] Forlney. VIM. G. Brown
and Dawson.
1t was T, solvedunsnimously, That
we will appropriately celebrate the
completion otthe kingwood Railway.
The following WAS also adopted /:
Resolved, That n General Executive
Committee of five he appointed by
the clair, who shall have entire charge
of the celebration, with power to APP
point all necessary subcommittee"
The chairman appointed as such com.
mittee, Messrs. Fortney, Worley, w.
G.. Brown, Dawson, and w. Il. Pot
ter.
There was some informal discuss.
ion rs to the detail- of The celebration
and especially rs To the time when it
shall occur. The sentiment was in
favor of Saturday, the 3lst, rs the
time, but as this day might be i'm
practicable, the whole matter was
left TO the committee above named.
A subscription paper was circulated,
and S3i in cash was subscribed
The General Executive Committee
met on Monday night, and organized
by electing DR.. Potter Chairman aud
neral Executive Officer, and VIM.
NJ. O. Dawson Secretary. Mr.. For.
tiny was absent on account OF sick.
ness. After full discussion the Gel.
ebration wa5 fixed for Saturday, Jan.
usry 7, 1888.
The following business was trans.
acted.
Resolved, That the celebration
shall consist Of free dinner and ad.
dresses. and that n cordial invitation
is hereby extended To the public TO
be present.
Resolved, That Mrs. VIM. G..
Brown, Mrs l.. Nj. Albright, Mrs. r.
B. l.. Trippett, Mrs. II. w. Monroe,
and Mrs. Matte Parks be appointed
n committee TO prepare, arrange, and
serve the dinner, and that they be
empowered to appoint such assistants
as they may need.
Resolved, That DIR. Potter be ap-
pointed committee to procure the
meats and TO solicit subscriptions of
money.
Resolved. That VIM. NJ. y. Dawson
be appointed a committee on Trans
portation.
Resolved, That the citizens OF
KingwOOd be requested to decorate
their houses on the said 7th of Janu.
airy, and to illuminate them at night.
The Committee then adjourned to.
meet at w. q. Browns law Office
Dec. 81, at 7 p. IN.
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Personal PARTICIPATES.
nov.men,. OF people About a,

Movements of People About a..
w. j. Layelle. of Tunnelton and
l. C. Cockrell of the West End,
came in on the marrow gauge on
Wednesday. and called to see us.
Esquire Baker, of Independence
.as in town n short time on Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Hartley. Of VALLEY
district made kingwood husin, -
visit on Tuesday.
Uncle Baldwin Fairfax, of For,
land district, was in town on Monday
lie says he cannot get along without
the ARGUS.
+. c. Dudley, of Terra Alta, has
taken the place of VIM. Owens. as
night operator at this place, the lat.
ter having been removed to keyser.
Piedmont Herald.
ID. C.. Smith. the pedagogue at
Niles, was in town OH Monday.
Dolpha jackson, is visiting his
parents during the vacation OF the
University.
Elias Lsntz, of Davis, is at home
this week visiting his family.
Percival Laniz. who is I, aching q
successful school in Union district
is spending the holidays at home.
j. Ami Martin left for Confluence,
Pa. on Tuesday to inspect the pas.
senger car purchased some time ago
for the X. & +.
Miss Rate Crcsap. Of Kingwood,
passed through town Thursday, en-.
route To Fnirmont and Wayne coun
ty, Ohio. where she will visit friends
for time. - Edgte.
Col Jno. w. RIgg, of Terra Alta,
was at the county capital last Satur.
day on business
Will Copeman is spending the Holt.
days with his parents near town.
Frank Wright and will Sharps.
of Independence, were here Sunday
talking To their-'cousins.
Miss Lena Wright, of Independ.
ence, is visiting friends here this
wee X.
Miss Ola Meizler, of Albrights
vile, spent several days in town this
week visiting friends.
Oscar Postcn, OF Terra Alta, spent
Christmas in Kingwood, the guest of
the Exchange Hotc!N)
William Parks. who has been IN
Ohio for about tour years, returned
home for a short visit last Friday.
Walter Stone and Laura Vollz left
Monday morniOg for weeks visit
10 friends in Baltimore.
Col. II. w. Monroe srrived nj
home Saturday to spend Xmas with
his family.
w. G Worley went 10 Grafton
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Gus J. Shaher il IN Kinpwnod
visiting her parents, Elisha Thomas
and wife
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Notice to Creditors.

To The creditors Ol Thomas Matthews de-
ceased
In pursuance Of a decvee of The circuit
court oil the county Of Preston, ma 10 Ia
cause thereto banding, Ia sal at the
fe'l estate of the said Matthews Ia the
payment OF has debts YOU ere required
To present your claims against the est ia
~ tho said Matthew Tor adiudic ,tiou 20
Smith Crane. con missioner. at his ON. q
~ The said county, ou oi before the 18Th
day at February next
Withesr Smith GRACE clerk of said
court this 10Th dn, "r Decenb.,, 1887.
SMITH CRANE. CLERK.
Il. J. CHrGAN, Any. ~ % Is
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County and State News.

New Years gift.
Leap year 1883.
We do all kinds Of job work at
this oiiicc.
Public school at Rowlesburg will
begin on Monday next.
The pension of c. C. Lee, of Terra
Alta, has been reissued.
Mormon elders are still proscly-
ting in jackson county.
Rev. Z. II. Driven held services at
Riverside last Sunday afternoon.
There is movement on foot to
establish another bank at Fairmont.
NJ. +. Social meets at the residence
of S. Ami Martin tomorrow evening.
Ice cutting was commenced on
Monday. 1t is about three inchs
thick.
Col. Riggs horse ran away last
Friday and broke the shaft Of his
buggy.
Morley Thomas entertained quite
number of young folks at his home
on Tuesday evening.
The small boy with bunch of fire
crackers seemed TO be the happiest
mortal in town this week.
N. n. Hoffman, of Inorganic WIN
was granted pension last week for
serving in the Mexican war.
We are in-reccipt Of the Philadel
phia Times almanac for 1898. 1t is
complete in every respect, giving
many important facts.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stone
last Friday, boy, but it died within
few hours, and was inferred in the
cemetery on Saturday.
Preston linn, living near Reeds
vile brought to town on Monday a
hog weighing 557I pounds, ret. II,
sold it to James Worthington.
Gentle Annie Costello comes to the
front once more and attempts to shoot
a man in Wheeling last Friday. She
was promptly arrested and placed in
jail.
There will he total eclipse Of the
moon on January IS. visible to the
world generally except to the Pacific
ocean. Total eclipse begins at 8 30
and ends at :09 o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Dayid Menear met with O
painful accident last Friday. While
fixing the stove pipe IN her kitchen,
one Of the joints fell striking her on
the back Of the right hand cutting q
long and painful cash.
Miss Olive Parks gave n masked
party at her fathers residence Nom
day night to which a number Of he:
friends we're invited. All enjoyed
Themselves and speak highly Of the
way they were entertained by Miss
Olive.
The postmaster at McKim. Ritch
ie county, which Office is now discon.
tiuued, was notified by the Govern,
ment that deficiency Of one cent
vac found In bis final settlement
And further he had to remit the cent
or suit would be brought against bic
l,opdsmsnt.
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John X. Bolyard to Sarah A. Boil
yard, 5 acres If land in Reno district
David White to Robt White.-acres
in Lyon district.
Rebecca Mason 10 Eugene sypolt
one lot in Terra Alta.
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From what We can learn there is
to be a masquerade party given some
time next week by our fashionable
folks Of this place a good time is an.
ticipated az nearly all Of our young
folks will be on hand.
Wednesday evening some Of our
young people enjoyed themselves at
the residents Of g w Fawcctt's
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Chureh Notices.

Presbyterian Church Re-. SdmWei GTd-
an, P,stor. ] reaching every alternate
Sabbath at 1890 a. nI aud $50 p. IN. san
dsy-scGool at . p. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 30 p. M.
Blptsst CAWrci.-.No regular f.as tor at
present.
4. ". Il. Church No regular pastor al,
TSescnt.
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THE BIG RACE !
FOR THE NEW FIRM At
Rockville.
""''''''.",.",''-..".",-,...

Elmo Mock 'ricS. only 20 cent.
All COL Dress g buds, ~ inches wide
q cents q Narls
Common BLACK Dress Goods. 3 and 8
cents n yard
Extra Hoavy 26 inch II nnnl, 20 cents
Ladies' Lace to'lar~. nnty cents
Extra Fine Derby Hats, only So cents,
worth 81 90
Good Ileavy Boots, ONLY 81 -
Fine Cntf-skin Boots, s. - worth g. as
ChildTonS Heavy Shoes, 90 cents
Good Ladies' Shoes 81
Full limo OF Stoves. g rain, Flour and
Salt constantly on hand
i VIII remain with NJ Walls r,T u
short time aud | ask continu ,nco of
dealing from nv many Inttons, and
thanking YOU Tor YOUR past patronage
remain ours truly
Russell X bEAoHY
For Stlumhn WalII
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ApYERrTsINu RATES

TRANSIENT Advertisements will .e in
serted fol 81 per inch e. n Grst insertion.
saa fiitv cents per inch for each addition
~ insertion.
Personal comma nicstions inserted tor
% GENTS an inch.
Local notices s cents Per line.
Poetry S cents per line.
Battered at kingNood Post Office ~
second class mail matter.
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Cheaper NnIIromdEnrns.

On the first of January, 1883, the
Baltimore d Ohio railroad company
will inauguratc the sale of Of local
round trip tickets at all its Offices east
Of the Ohio river. These tickets will
be sold to any station on the line east
of the Ohio river at discount avera-
ging about ten per cent. of the regular
rate, and they will be valid for passage
for thirty days, including day Of sale.
They will be sold for all trains, every
day IN the year, and it is expected that
their introduction will bring about an
increase in the volume of local travel
that will, eventually, more than COM
pensatc the company for the reduction
in rates We have no doubt this vol
untary action on the part Of the BALI
more and Ohio company will be Npprc-
ciated by the people depending upon it
for the means Of transportation, and be-
lieve that ultimate results will establish
the wisdom of its liberal policy. 2
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Notice to Lienholders.

To all persons holding liens nv judgment
or artherw ise on the real estate or any
prrt thereof of Henry g.. Spiker
In pursuance of decree at the circuit
count of Preston county made in cause
therein pentling. Ia SnbiD1l til. real cstai q
"i the said Henry &. Spiker io the suits
Mstior 81 the Hens thereon. YOU ara Ter. 70
bv required to present all claims held bv
YOU and each of No' against tho said
Henry &. Spiker, which are liens on his
real estate or amy part Of il, tor adjudicH-
ton tn me ~ my ofHcs H. kinuWuod IN
s'ti roun'y ON 90 before the 24th day 81
JInu nv next.
Given under my hand this 27th dty OF
Derembcr, 1857.
SMITH CRANE, COm'r
j. II. CARpoLL, Ajiy ~ 20 4
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s,ckLi.t.

Frank 81. Thomas is quite sick
with quinsy.
Felix Elliott is confined TO bis
room with diphtheria
n J. Fortney has been on the
sick list this week.
W. @. Brown has been unwcll this
week.
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Societies.

Kh:ghts II Iytkigs.- Lodge NICE s.every
Tuesday evel ;ns at their hall over -.
X. Jackson's store.
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STORY 4 CLARK ORLEANS.

These arc well-known and thoroughly
reliable Instruments. have ;h0 metal
stop knob, which adds very much to tho
appearance OF an organ. Handsome
c'Se-purc. swoot tome
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MY attention. aner suffering with Consdpa-
non w two OF three years, was called 81 simmons
Liver Regulator, and, having tried almost every
thinE else, concluded 90 try be- ! first took p
Wineglassiul and aftcfvards reduced thc dose o.
teA'p0onim, as pr directions after each meal. Il
found that De- bad done me go much good that
continued Dc urtl took two bottles since th.nt
have not experienced any dimcuy keep 10 iu
my house and would NOT pc without DO. hut have
70 use Tor it. DO having cured me "-Gro w
SfNs, Asst Clerk Superior Court. Iabb Co., Ca
Take only the Genuine,
Which has on The Wrapper the rcd - Trade.
marx and rnaiurc ~
,. H. ZKTLTN a CO
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PIANOS.

.,Docker Bros Knabe, Behr Rroa. an 4
FISCHER Pianos are too woll known aRd
universally admired u need any recon-
inondation hero. They are simply 4'1h,
best" Catalogue free.
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Attic annual election Of officers
held by the X. p. Lodge Of this place
on Tuesday night last. the following
officers were elected. Neil J. Fort.
ney p. G. VIM. @. Brown G. G. JIM
Goodwin V. @. F. NJ. Thomas Prelate
j. X. Monroe VI. A.
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ordinary drinking water, If taken IN
quantities. acts rs solvent and a
and also increases the perspira-
. ID tle temperature Of the air be high.
Taken n the quantity of one or two
- 40 q time, the dluent effect Of
.ler - often sufficient to eliminate an
.. oi alcohol from the blood, as after
hing too much wine Another effect OF
w draughts Of water Is 10 make the
pulse lower and 20 diminish slightly the
FORMAL temperature Of the body.
Increase Of weight has been claimed as
-nsu.t ~ systematic water drinking on
retiring FOR the night The latest re-
searches DO not bear out this conclusion.
Water thus taken will prevent any actual
Joss ~ weight, but Il Is not shown that II
"l DO anything more. With the add.
u1n OF a moderate stimulant, however, ~
40 often decidedly fattenlng effect
"4rpeIs Magazine
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Dn.-l.. l..nhe.. onI, nnllaa.


once. I'D 1893. DO occurred 90 him to try
n hand at vcrsilcation llc was at
experimenting the production
Electrical adaptation of "lhe Wan
Har' Tie had an idea chat @
ballad. modelled upon those
novbcd abont the streets, and
nr tae leading incidents of his
uld serve we'll as m advertise.
ul hc SET himself 90 the task of
....U- one with an earncstne-s which
person unacQuainted with him could
... believed Coo he sincere.
several days DO occupied the greater
bis attention. and his delight in
..ra was like that of child. ~
attempted anything of this s0It be-
Ie said. "but, Go You know, !
have knack at it Now listen,
would read a dozen OF more lines
most rickcty meter and barbarous
that ever were put together. tie
y Thought 70 was capital thing IN
g aud was as proud of 10 when
and printed. a- of the finest chap
bad written. lt seems next To- no.
that The author of The Cloister
t.e Hearth" should get SO fantastic q
into his mind but il IS stu
marvel that none OF his intimate
saw anything inconguous in
proceeding Atlantic Monthly.
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cRANDPA'S BARN.

..a. s,s place is grandpa's barn,
@. ... saors stand open throughout the day
... ..n. doves rs in and out,
.......f b. sweet with fragrant hay.
...... fs. Grain lies over the slippery aoor,
ions are husily looking around
l. .,rllams nicker now here. now there
.,I. hreo7e blows through with merry
e..ti
.....as fvitter and chirp all day.
ALTERING wings 10 the old brown caves.
.... robins sing 40 the trees which lean
..f the roof with their rusilng leaves.
Dumb Animals
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STEAMSHIPS.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Com
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY I'll Es-
/ DAY and FRIDAY at . u.m.. and SUNDAY
at hlghVufer
steam ems leave New York for Richmond via
I Norfolk EVERY ~ ESDAl, THU kSDAf \,
and 81 UhDAY al 3 pm.
Pace ger accommodations unsurpassed.
/ Cabin re to New York via james river
ROM Including meals and BERTH. ...,f 2 o.
! koun MP tickets limited 10 thirty days
ate cate Ol issue. ..,........t..... IT W
/ steer e., with subsistence .........t.. 10
/ rteei e.. without subsistence ......... D 10
/ taDlL ne Fla Chesapeake ANA ONO rail-
IOulss.t... ~ W
/ Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can be- Obtained az A. ". CARRIERS.
I 100 Vain street; Chesapeake ami ONO anu
/ Richmond and Petersburg dcpOts. and at com
/ lany's Offices, l5Ol MAN street. and wharf
/ Rockets.
/ Frels hts forwarded and through bills of lad
/ ing issued for points beyond New York.
/ Freight received daily until pm.
Manifest CLOSED ON sailing daya one hour be
/ fore departure.
Pass, myers can leave New York Thursday
and satu day al 3 pm by the Newport News
steamer and arrive 40 Richmond oy the Chesa
/ peake and ONO train the next day az Glib pm.
/ DAYS.IU ESDAYS, " EDN YS,THU RS
! DAYS. and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
! and Ohio railway O'a Newport NcNslat $50 a M
/ anu ny hcAMuuu ana ffttlnDuik iolilvah
/ same day 40 1888 am, viii make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
sAILINGs THIS WEEK.
/ ROANOKE. Captain COUCH. FRIDAY, Oc-
! tOOer iitu. 40 O'Clock pm.
! NYANOkE, captain JENNEY, SUNDAY,
/ October 10Th, az % clock am.
| OLD DOMINION. Captain HULPHERs.
] TUESDAY. October. 18th. al o'clock pm.
GEORGE W. ALLEN q Co.. Agents,
30. i1i Malu street, and
/ 2jy lg-tf COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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PAINTS, OILS. sc.
RICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
N. T. PATE & CO.. 1907 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks.
Blisters, OF Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin. Zinc
Copper, Iron, and
) h / gle. and
3Oard Roofs.
Defective and
Lcaky Roofs from
age and exposure
arerendered tight
and perfect by its
use. Damp aud
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use OF
this PAINT and
CEN ENT.
jail ~
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RAILROADS.
In . Hrr9Fr -HuH1H31
MH IVY s5zk

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR G
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedule
commencing MAY 18th. lSs7-eastern stan
dard time.
T:s5 sm. leaves Byrd-street station daily; stops
only at Ashland Junction. Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper to
Washington. Leaves Washington for
New York at ll:4O am.
ii:N crn. leaves Byrd-st station daily, ex-
cept sunday. Leaves Washington for
New York at 40 pm. also 10y limited
az $50 pm. Parlor car 70 Washing
ton.
SO - leaves Byri-strect station dali,
sleeper 10 New York.
100 arrives at Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
2.Ss pm. arrives az Byrd street station daily
stops at fredericksburg. Milford. and
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
9.lj pm arrives AZ Byrd-strcet station daily
except sunday. Parl0r car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
500 pm accommodation. leaves Broad street
station arrives az Ashland At pun.
6oi pm. leaves Eliza. arrives AZ Ashland Al
ga pun.
s;25 am. arrives at Eliza; leaves Ashland AT
5.2i am.
$50 am. accommodation, arrives at Broad.
street station, leaves Ashland ~ eHl
am.
$50 pm. arrives M EIha leaves Ashland AT
5.l2 pm.
c. Taylor. General Ticket Agent.
+. L. ID. MYERS. General sup srinteniont.
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RAILROADS.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

500 pm.-MAIL daily except Sunday.
s'N am. -ACtOMMODATIO daily except
10 sm.-NIGHr EXPRESS daily U,cs~'
Monday.
SUNDAY ACtOMMoDATION between
$50 am: arrives, returning. s.i5 pm.
Express train connects AZ LSnchburv WITH
train Tor stations west OF Balcony Fails
CONNECTIONS.
No.3 will run through on Saturday To Nat.
ural Bridge, stopping at all stations for dag
arriving az Natural Bridge station at ll.i5 pm.
No. accommodation leaves Natural Bridge
station ON Monday at 2.i5 am, stopping at all
stations Tor nag arriving al Richmond Al e,sj
am. Sieeping-car attached 10 this train. and
Will De open FOR reception of passengers { :
pm sunday.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake snd Ohio
railway for the South, West, and Northwest
AT bynchuurg with Norfolk and western
railroad for an points south, Southeast. an
Southwest. and Virginia Midland railway tor
ali points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways Tor
all points IN the South and Richmond. frudc
rlcksOurg and Potomac railroad Tor al pu.uts
North.
At Lexington with Baltimore anl OHIO r,i
road, making close connections Ht Harper
Ferry 10 aud from pittsburx and The " 81.
also 70 poinu NORTH and East.
Sleeping car attached t0 NIGHT kNPht>-
for Lynchhurg.
sLEErtNG-CARs LYNCHBURG Ia MEM
PHlS. NEW ORLEANS. and LIrlLr hN u .
Trans marked daily except sunday.
Tickets sold % all points. Offices gls ft-i
Main street. ies Main. and az Richm0nt an
Allegheny depot, Eighth and Canal street..
JOHN r. MACMI RDO,
ticb benl Passenger and Express Agent